AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBoko Haram Update (Nigeria): Gombe State Gov. Inuwa Yahaya says the insurgency in Nigeria’s North-East has been weakened but “not defeated,” warning attacks continue and banditry and communal clashes are rising. Regional Security & Development (Nigeria): At the North-East Governors’ Forum in Maiduguri, governors praised Tinubu-backed infrastructure progress while pushing harder on stalled priorities like rail connectivity and broadband expansion. Oil Pressure (Borno/Lake Chad Basin): Borno Gov. Babagana Zulum urged the Federal Government to revive oil exploration in Magumeri and Gubio, and extend momentum beyond Kolmani to Borno’s fields and the Lake Chad Basin. Humanitarian Funding (UN): The UN released $160M from CERF for 12 underfunded crises, including $9M for Chad, as 87M people face severe needs. Chad-Egypt Health Deal: Egypt’s foreign minister met Chad’s new top diplomat and witnessed an MoU between Egypt’s drug authority and Chad’s health ministry to expand medical and biological product cooperation. Ethiopia–Eritrea Rift Warning: Analysis flags how Ethiopia’s embassy closure and diplomatic break with Eritrea could widen conflict risks across the Horn and beyond. Boko Haram Attack (Borno): Suspected Boko Haram/ISWAP killed 15 villagers collecting firewood in Marte LGA, according to police.
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